BX-1 Rogue Series
Contemporary styling and design make the new BX-1 Rogue™ Series an instant favorite. With a well-balanced body built around a high-performance Porro prism optical system, the BX-1 Rogue is perfect for extended viewing with no fatigue. The fully multi-coated lenses create a bright, crisp image and, of course, the BX-1 Rogue Series is rugged and reliable, with our trademark waterproofing.
Features
BX-1 Rogue Binoculars
The all-new BX-1 Rogue series is a great value, combining reliable Porro prism performance with a pleasing price.
- The Porro prism design offers the user excellent depth perception and outstanding 3D image representation.
- The multi-coated lens system ensures maximum brightness for clarity, contrast, and color fidelity.
- Rugged, durable and waterproof for years of dependable service.
- Covered by the Leupold® Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Specifications
BX-1 Rogue 8x50mm
Available Finishes
| Actual Magnification | 8x |
|---|---|
| Linear Field of View (ft/1000 yd) | 331 |
| Linear Field of View (m/1000 m) | 110 |
| Angular Field of View (degrees) | 6.3 |
| Weight | 29.7 oz / 842 g |
| Length | 7.3 in / 185 mm |
| Obj. Aperture (mm) | 50 |
| Twilight Factor | 21.2 |
| Exit Pupil (mm) | 6.3 |
| Eye Relief (mm) | 20.7 |
| Interpupillary Distance (mm) | 56 - 68 |
| Close Focus Distance | 34.0 ft / 10.3 m |
Accessories
Ordering Information
To make ordering any of these products easier, download the Product Ordering Chart (in PDF format), which includes the part number for each specific model.
Application Guide
| General Purpose |  |
|---|---|
| Children/Youth | |
| People with Interpupillary Distance (IPD) Less Than 60mm | |
| Beginners – Requiring Larger Field of View | |
| General Field Birding | |
| Coastal Birding | |
| Tropical Birding | |
| Butterfly Watching | |
| Hiking and Camping | |
| Wildlife Observation | |
| Paddle Sports | |
| General Maritime Use | |
| Stadium Sporting Events and Performances | |
| Theater Concert Performances | |
| Organic Eye Problems (macular degeneration, etc.) | |
| Loss of Vision in One Eye or Non-Tracking Eye | |
| Decreased Pupillary Dilation Common with Age | |
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